One night, two lenses—twice the chaos, double the glory.

Two nights. Two albums. One blood-soaked metalcore masterpiece.

A celebration of indie rock’s golden era, reimagined for today—Vampire Weekend closed the night with a love letter to the scene.

Cruel World may revel in the dark and dramatic, but it was filled with warmth between the lines.

Death Cult reminded Los Angeles of what danger sounds like in a city oversaturated with flash and trends.

An unforgettable evening of heartbreak, harmony, and healing under the stars in Griffith Park.

This wasn’t just a concert. It was a full-circle moment.

The Used didn’t just revisit their past—they reanimated it.

The Belasco felt small by the end of the night. Superheaven made sure of that. They turned an ordinary concert into a sonic landslide.

There’s something sacred about a night at the Whisky a Go Go.

While She Sleeps stormed into Los Angeles with explosive energy, kicking off their 2025 North American tour.

The Shapeshifter Tour turned downtown LA into a battleground of emotion, sweat, and sonic fury.

The Northern California quintet tore through nearly every track on their new record.

The Poisoned Ascendancy Tour was about reminding everyone what it feels like to be alive in a room where everything is too loud, too fast, and absolutely right.

Welcome back! Did you miss us?

Northern California punk rockers, Destroy Boys, are no strangers to controversy or chaos—but their live show always rules.

Millennials and Gen Xers alike can rejoice - indie sleaze is alive and well in Los Angeles in 2025.

Letlive. is back, and the scene needs them now more than ever. 2025 might belong to Letlive.

It was messy, loud, cathartic—everything that made this scene feel like home in the first place.